Priceless Pets Pittie Crew Pack Walk

An average of 3 million dogs and cats are euthanized in U.S. shelters every year. You can help us save thousands of dogs from this fate! By raising just $5,000, we will be able to spay and neuter 100 dogs. Those 100 dogs could potentially contribute 6.7 million dogs in as little as 6 years to our homeless pet population.

Have a group of friends or co-workers that want to walk? Get them rallied together in a bit of friendly competition. The individual that raises the most wins a pretty awesome prize!

Not to worry! – Ask your family and friends to pledge donations to your walk. Out-beat the team participants and show them how powerful just one person can be! Remember, all donations are tax deductible!

Don't have a dog of your own? Know someone who would like to register with you but doesn't have a dog to walk? Not to worry. We will have a limited number of our own orphans from Priceless Pet Rescue available to "rent" the day of the event for $5.

Let’s hope this never happens to your family! Stick around after the walk to have your pet micro-chipped by Priceless Pets. We are hosting a discounted clinic from 10am – 1pm. Pack Walk participants receive $5 off, bringing your cost to $20. By having a micro-chip implanted, you will significantly increase your chances of finding your lost companion.

• While on the pack walk all participants must stay on the sidewalk when available and not be in the streets impeding traffic at any time. Participants will use all crosswalks when crossing streets and obey all traffic laws as pedestrians at all times.
• One dog per person. This is to insure all dogs are adequately handled and no mishaps occur. All dog handlers must be at least 16 years old.
• No doggie face to face greetings or physical contact. Face to face greetings in the dog world are considered inappropriate. Many face to face greetings have the ability to escalate, which we are attempting to avoid. Our pack walk is for socialization and awareness and not for dog play.
• Give each dog space. Many dogs can handle dogs that are in close proximity but many cannot. Whenever the group is stopped please be aware of your dog and keep them four to five feet from other dogs and at your side.
• No flexi or retractable leashes. All dogs need to be on a leash that is no longer than 6 feet and at no time will the handler allow the dog to roam freely on leash. Please keep your dog next to you and under control. At no time should any dog be off leash.
• Bring water for you and your dog. There will be water available on the pack walk, however, be sure to bring the amount of water you and your dog will need for the distance you are walking.
• Bring high value treats for your dog. If your dog is easily distracted or reactive, high value treats can help get your dog to refocus on you and the walk.
• Bring poop bags and clean up dog waste. We are guests on the trails and need to make sure we leave the route as it was before we arrived.
• All dogs welcome to join the pack walk. If your dog is reactive or overly excited, it is best to walk toward the back of the pack. Give your dog space and time to acclimate to the situation. Rejoin the pack as your dog becomes calm and submissive.
• Please put a yellow ribbon on your dog’s leash if your dog doesn’t always enjoy the company of other dogs. This will allow everyone to know to give your dog space.

We would like to thank our supporters and sponsors for making this event what it is